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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-08-18

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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-08-18
Dr, T. s, HIlTGHIHSOH'S
& REISEDY IS AT
E0gIMl

To prevent ApopIexy, cure Paralysis. Iiheu-
matism, Heart Disease, Angina PeCt Oris,
Chronic Bronchitis, Liver Complaint, Dys-
peDsia, &C., &c. If suffering from the follow
Il, svYnrtOna n remedy is
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-08-18
.BurIington&L R.R,
VERMONT DIVISION.

south % 1--WE, TRAINS GOING S Read 4 u East
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

i5} hands high, asd weighs 100 lbs.
and was foaled In 1883. Ia shape h'
resembles the Mambriaos. Who AZ fam.
lily are noted for being tall, long. rsnsy
bull, horses. with good length OF stride.
and . great deal OF eoursge. Rinsldo''
sire. Msmbrino Dudley. 2;2ot ". BY
woodsford's Mambrino. 2:2li. he by
Mambrino Chief. .on Of Msmbrino Pay
master. by Msmbrino by Imp. Mesen-
ger. I, will thus be seen that the Nam.
brinos and the Hsmbls,onians both had
. common origin Ia Imp. Messenger.
Ry,dyks Hambls,onian being by Ab-
dall.h. by Msmbrino by Messenger.
Mambrino Dadley's dam was Sue Dud.
ley. dam Of In $50 lisD by Edwin
Forrest sire Of the dams OF fine tro,ters
~iih records between 2:20t and 2:l7t
Rinaldo'. dam va, wana,sh by Wedge
wood. (2;i9) by Belmont, sire Of II IN
$50 li.i. 4 Of which have records inside
Of 2:23) he by Als,anders Abi.llsh. sou
Of Ry.dyks Hsmble,onisn. Mons,ah''
dam vas Th.rmo.a. (iri.l 2;26i) by
Edwin Forrest Thsrmosss dam vas
Black Rae. dam OF 3 Ia $50 list. Ria
aldo h.. /. sire and two grsnd.ires With
record. better than 2:2a. and IL standard
for four generation, b,ek. With the
blood Of such an array Of distinguished
ancestor. TO fall back upon. combined
~iih hi, fine gait. siE, and individual
excellence he will doubtless prove = frs,
elias. stock horse
Mr.. II. l. Home h. sod valuable
pair Of gray. to Bi.,on man fora lib
sral priee.
Thsysr Brolhen have lately traded for
. fall sister TO Psunitr, tha, IL very
promising.
Hiram Jackson has recently been TO
Boston With I. Thaysr aud disposed OF
hi. hadsome gray gelding.
Hor.e bushes, i' lively In ihi. section.
A. I. MAXIM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

-DruakenHs,s. or Lf9aOr HIb1. eda De
C,rr,d by diD,iaisieriAg Dr. HIlA,s' Go1dsH
SpectGc.-It can be given In . cup OF conee
or tea without the knowledge OF the psf'
son taking IL. sfscting . speedy aud per-
msnent cure, whether The patient ls mod
crate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Tnoa-
sands OF drunksri. have been made ten
pers,s men who have taken the Golden
speclnc In their coffee without their knovI
edge, and to-isy believe they qul, drinking
q, their own free will. No harmful Effects
result from its sdminl-irs,iou. Cares guar
snsed. Send for circular and fall par'lc-
ulsrs. Address In coonisncs GoLpxS srs'
cuic Co, Is5 I,cs s. Cincinnati, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Lo,r.-"I don't know where, I can't tell
when, 1 don't see ehow-somsthins OF greas
y.lae 10 me, aud for the return OF which
shall be truly th,nkfal. via. sgood sppe-
tlte-"
PouSp. Heath and strength, pafe
blood. an appetite like that ofswolf. reg
ulsr digestion. all by taking that popular
sud peculiar medicine, Hoods Sarssparills.
I want everybody % try IL this season
I, ls sold by ell druggists. One bundled
to... one dollaf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

w h,,esoli wisraRs B.isAs oy WILD
cakRRr fOr msny years. So,hiog ". nave
soii has ever givsa such psrfsci .susise
ton for coughs AMI coli', sni 10 .irsnesi
cs.ss of coasump Ia Il has shown remark
able ,fii ;scy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

MxssR.. KISsxlS 4 Cove wish 10
say ths, oar sou VAS very VI win wnoop-
log cough. We were very near giving
him up. oar physician said bis chances
were very poor. We were urged 70 Wy
your Adsmson's Bslssm, aud, our phy.i-
clan giving his consent, We decided 70 90
go. We won't say 10 sayei his lie, out Ne
know IL cured him Of whooplng ooaEn'
sud he IL now strong healthy boy. We
use 4, In our family always. John A. Oar
land, Belle G,rlsni. Charleston, Mass.
Trial bottles 10 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Ia feeding corn fodder and straw 10
mllch c,ws the d.hcieney iu these will be
be.t made up with bran, aud l would add
two pounds of good wheat or rye bran, the
latter IL the better and the cheaper, 10
make the mixed fodder equal 10 hay.
Then I would mix four pounds OF corn
meal and four pounds OF bran II the COW
would digest I, and consume IL probably.
and give hslf OF these with cut fodder
morning and eveuinR. with fodder alone
At noon. Coarse mlddlings are somewhat
richer than bran In starch. hence N mid
dllngs are fed, the eorpmesl may be re-
duesd TO three pounds dsily.-HsaD
Sff,rdrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Aba boy surprised and pleased his
teacher by promising to contribute . fins
steel engraving Of Washington TO aid in
decorating the school room on February
%. The teacher Left . large space
among the evergreen trimmings on the
wall, and the boy brought her = two
cent postage stamp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
WoKIn TkN DoLLARs

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dsea,ss, nusly illa,ir,ted plates from life
-iou'G % hamDaxxvd. bat cure yourself.
send three 2 c.nt stamps for postage 70
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
A c. 'oSrs.
Smith 4. MaehiniSt.
south Paris. unine.

Massnetur.r 81 ssssrsl mseA sery. sisan 20
Finss. MIL sort. sI,ool machine AL - :,
bolts - ssrs~s. tsTs diss All dlll1s meee -
rspslref sssinE. mosinz al hweahs -
eAinss. pamp. Il al tind., presses. sons.
teis. nves. trets, ete .nesuy ana tfonft{ -
psTet- steam snt wafer piplnz toas 70 sroef'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

There will be . great increase In the
smOun, OF fodder corn sown this year.
The advantages OF solllnx cattle become
more aud more apparent aner season OF
drought such ss too many OF us experiene'
ed last year Good corn fodder is IN
exeellen, food with which 70 piece out dry
pastures. With . good supply OF such
fodder cattle can be kept In the barn dur
iug the heat of the day. There they rest
In peace. rndisturoed by the murierous
fiies ths, wear the milk snt n-sh out OF
them In the pastures. The labor spent al
grosing and hsndllug Q crop OF corn foi
der viii be well spent-RHraI Ne''
Yorker
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Anamber OF the Western Agricultural
papers have noticed the recent AroNstook
meeting 10 Boston, expressing surprise
ths, there IL so much uuoccupied land In
the .ovsrerowed East" Overcrowed 10
only o relstive term. The Indian thinks
himself ovsrcrowed ifhe cannot have half
q dozen States 20 roam over for hunting
aud fishing. but New Euglsnd-"over.
crowed New Eogland"-has agricultural
possibilities which even some Of its own
citizens little dream of-N x. FdrmD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
cnnosrc couans lsp coLps

And all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
can bs cured by the use OF SCOTS Emalsion
A. n contains the healing virtues OF Cod
Liver oil AMI IIypophosphltss 10 their fall'
-, form. II consider SCOTS Emulsion
the remedy par excellence 10 Tuoercaloas
ani strumOus Affections. 10 say nothing
OF ordlnsry Colds and Throat Trouoles'
w. II. 4. CosSELL, N. ID, Manchester
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

When nsby 80 sish. -s rave her cssse',A
Wien sls 49, . ChliI. che ersi for CasiSriA
when .h--bss.sas Ma. Oh. slang v c.s,Sr,s.
whsa Oh. Asi cAllar.a. Oh. CAV. then csssss,~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

III my dog dosn' bite anything s1.
planned . Gr,iot avenue ssioonist,
"esfsypody say be vas no good. II be
bites somepody. den safrypody says he
must be killed. Seems to ne dot dog
dosn' get some fair show"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Talk about the relstlve culture OF New
York sni Boston, Why. In New foft'
when they wish % intimate that mans
intellectual ealibre IL not whst IL ought 70
be, they say. "Ie doesn't understand the
o.ophy." 10 Boston they simply say "he
DOESN'T know beans"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

have no, been troubled With Rheuna'
tl.m since being cared by taking Athlopho-
rl., sni can reconmsni II 20 all as oeinx
the osly medicine that ever found mai
seemed 10 help me ~ all la thai disease
Eiwln Sears, Provincstown Mass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Ast Paul contemporary remarks that
even homsly girls look pretty In blankets.
For fear some OF oar southern or eastern
friend. may bs shocked, and the editorial
profe..ion sc.ndsliEei, We hasten 10 ex.
plain TIA, toooggsn uniforms are made OF
hanketlnx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

A it,l- b,y wao w-p p,ss TIE afIsr'
noon with tn doctors little dsushtsr ~s
given t~o pieces ~ candy. When he re-
turned his mother inqllrs-i N he gave tne
largest piec. u IN little girl IN, ino,h-
er. I dldat; you told IN u give The nlg
ge-t piece ~ Tue cJnps,y. soi ~s the
company"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

A little English -enoolboy Was asked W
explain The difference between prose snd
poetry. Amer some consideration 20 re-
piled ." blue vloleis' is prose and '1lo'es
blue is poetry"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
100 Dosos Ono Dollar

The projection OF maple sugar 10 ver'
mont, this year, has been mach lees tnsn
the average yield Of former seasons, owing
70 the ist<usss OF the season and The great
Quantity Of snow 10 the woods. This is
invariably the case svsry sprsg. Bat The
vermouters manage 70 make maple sugar
somehow. n thsy have 70 zap The ssses
posts for sep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
VOLUME LIV.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on practical agricultural top
~ A. siiic tel. Aiir~~s All Conmue icaitnns
intended ~ this Department to AosiCtL
IUnAL EpfrOa ONrOsD pNnoCnAr. fANss M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

The potato trade In the eastern par, OF
the State has been lively for few weeks
past The advance Ia price encouraged
sales and the late shedding greatly favored
the getting Of them u market. The
weather. though cold for the season. was
favorable 20 the handling Of this product,
inssmuch - IL hsid the snow. while The
cold w1s not 80 severe ~ - make u DIM
cult to protect from freezing. The re-
eslp;s from the saie OF the crop are SEN
slby felt by oar farmers. 10 will do no
harm IN beSr in miod that nfty To one
hundred dollars sn acre FOE crop. and
snow 10 April on which 10 haul II "a
market, L. better than they do "out West
ralslf Z wheat aud corn.-Mlias FIrmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

The papers c,niiaue u speak OF eight
Weight CHAMPION. AZ though t1efe
ssrs sny Other ylrlsty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

The grange admit. al worthy farmers
sni their families la this nstl0nal sui
fratsrns brotherhood. for The parpOse OF
frequently meeting together In consulta'
ton A. % the bes, methods OF cultivation,
the most profitable crop to grow. raising
of stock. miIri husbaniry, securing sup
plies. marketing surplus products, Ani To
educaie IT, members UPON al qlesiions of
political economy ani affairs OF govern.
meut. local aud nsiionsl. 80 that we may
fully unierstAni our rights and duties ss
farmers snd ~ citizens. The educational
work of The grange fsmlllrit-s us with
the WAYS and methods employed by other
organizations. aud enables u 20 meet up.
on equal ground. and by cooperating In
uuiiing our sfjrts ard iun1ence, We can
withstand the sncrOachments made upon
us In The demands for our prons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Wanted. 6s2 men and women Who are
,uf.rias from Dscksche. Lame Side. Cfiet
or Sore chest, {, apply Hop fi'se, all
get ia,tint relief s)li every where 2oets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Poree ofII,oli Lady (ln grocery store
lie, ne h.ye spDuad ofba,tsr. please.
cl-rk (sho used - tsui 10 cigar s,ofe)-
"Mlld OF strOngf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Two king snakes undertook to svsl'
Low . ground rattle. One commenced s'
his head and the other st his tail. They
swallowed until they met and thsn svsI.
lowed ssch other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Death by electricity Would NAVE capital
pinlshmsnts more shocking andr than "
IL a. Present
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

The importance of purifying the blood can
not ts oyerestlmaied. for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
AT this season nearly every one needs q
good medicine 10 purity. vitallfe, and enrich
the blood. and Hoods sarsaparilla 10 worth,
your confidence. II IL peculiar In that u
strengthens and builds up the system. creates
an appetite. and tones the digestion. While
u eradlcaiss disease. Give trial
Hoods sarsaparlilA IL sold By all drusrfsis-
Prepared BY G. !. Hood g Co. Lowell. hAsA
100 posos Ono Dollar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Falling out Of the hair may be prevented,
brAshy hair made sofl, aud the CROWN OF
the hair renewed. by the use ofAvers hnf
vlgor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

lls,ll well snou ,h 10 say there Is moth.
Ing ln q name; ba, suppose man nance
slaughter should start Q sumner hotel,
AMI call II the Slaughter h0usef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Ifthe farmers OF this country realized
the danger that lies In the path ofignor.
ance. they would be more concerned about
the future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

We would no, attempt % decide which
causes the greatest sensation, the eonstrue'
tI,ns given 20 the new baseball rules or
the lntsrsste lau.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

A sosl.iy OF ladies 10 New York. called
The sh,lisriug Arms" 10 having great
success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

CauuoN wuu ARSENIC Now that the
use o. Paris green AMI Louion purple IL
becoming 80 common fJr the destruction
% noxlous insects. operators are apt 20
grow careless Ia - u.e, ani the ehlsf
danger lies In this osrelessness Ia apply.
log II t0 The yoang apple crop. The opsfaiof
must keep on the wlnivsrd side other
wise The wind might give him hesyier
dose OF the poison than would De desirable.
Be sure that al animals are excluded he
fore the ground is thoroughly washed With
heavy rains. Never apply II dry where The
Wind might carry The dust % dwelling or
10 . pasture. Never treat potato nrli
With IL unless the fences which surround
II arc strong enough t0 exclude All do.
nestle animals. When II IL borne in minf
that The tsnih OF gr.ln IL a. large dose
a. can be s.f.sy given ~ an aiut human
hsiug. a. . medicine. 10 will BE- stopoe per-
celved that very little of the dust. seoi'
dsnially breA,hei, would readily poison
the operator
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
n GA r. D.

To All vho are sgrsrins frsm The srro"s ana
inilscrv,ions u youih. nervous veaine.'' safy
s.o.y. lo..of manhood. kc. will seni reeips
thai viii cure yOu. FREE or cuAhot Ihhsree'
rsmeiy vAs di-0verci ~ missionary In soaih
America. send sslfaiir-.ssi envelope 70 'hs
nv. yosTYu 7. ISaAs. sisfs- %. Sss TEA c'iy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Oatmeal 10 one OF tas very few things
which sr- really What they are cracked up
% be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Ffrs, All PIE stopped free by pt. klissr
Grsat Nerve Itestorvr. no nts amer nrs asl
I,ottle tive to Fit eases. send TO Dr. kiine. vi
Arch So. fhila.. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-10

Ss.ls.,: g The i.s.n name fort ,ss ,.sc{ .s,. e
iDanisi Boone 10 said 10 nave ossh A''s !" w
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Buy Saratoga potato chips of
HEKEIcK g. RANDALL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Asfli E4-Aa aesl szs s.sse< = - ezaT F<st -
iAe -ssetea 49, pr - <=9E s4A.A > 49,
rsllze gt &z<.z1 1ee441a 4@t,ss ti.N ttzsi.<
spteE 1eai sp,eE. szlte 431e1s.s zD.l sf.<-s . -
i4safs aQsa.i z.lz<ssl = Ies 50 aaa k1o%s - -
efes-.El,el ~ - Iee e<1sI &-r4s s<ff 2't.&s4
- te.<F t441 - 4lE1t eH tae s<4-9 &ss7< s..
AS eeek saeEe 80 1<ene4sa - $50 e.ss-is-s
ssi4 eseaa&fs-st eers gzza <ss = a.-e sa-es''
e0l1fs - r1csI 30 ssfe - - e1a ae So
4e1E4 - o. Esra So Resksf s1a Rts1es sssf-
ASA -efar Esls-4s-s - t44 s44 4ffe&.e- a, =
al.Fe LsiI i As tsl- 81. 4esss s-l 90 - 49,
- s1e|slii Lsoss z.se 'tir1 .ei.t saesss se
48fe l.s4@szd - 11Fer 9a4 .>ai - - >@efsis
ss.'s. - sse-..s< -1s... :. .s - = .-'
Cas- sers s.l.ts sefse sarls <at sfleE4 4zf@ -
c4ase ,.ti.at al eI4se1 zs 4sle1le 4Esrsa ssi~-
3tts 1liiesIes - 11lse a. sre - s.11lk<4< sez-
teflsF- -a8fE rz1s aEa lsss eQessed @eitte -.
aes< wa ef-ses esassse1stl1 .9@sf - - =
eA-ie esiis tss elt sllef les 14AP t1SF &C.
e1szs a sA1ssz secsaae as1slsss = esset 49,
piIlnselt ~ sd - Ia sce<1e 4ffesfsl 49,
l.ss - ga ask aE4perty o4k elia ga ~ ffifNa
l'e o. al sesllt.s % .asi7t fias- s14 1a~ as.
setClse1 ara Is y esoe< - 1eciili@ fs-ieis41s
. s. - 4E1 and ~ ~ rl1A
fofk d'i sld aaenkase4L
aear sas aasssz.s1 % ths sffraoo1 and al
Faneasi - ~ lass g aelose sAs elsss.
tofa stS2s1g.
- , a Frscas shsat-.pril 7s3ssAsy, ssz.r
csna-zSrl. se.e l.y. sssss: Iuns. sI,ss. Jay
Gss.-Apra. assse Nay So June. ~. Iui1,
Fsrx-Aprl kazs kay. seiso. Ians, ssio
Lsse-Apfn. g 80 sa1. 80 iuElss s.-'s' 'aiy
shosl ri6s-Aprn. 80. Mss. $50. June
,8.f<>a, j1lg. y -
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

The fre mentioned yesterday morning A.
bsine seen easl of she city was the burning
of Joha rsni's residences. which wxs iecat-
- On The banks af Reeds Lake. On What =
kaowo es Paui's Landing. The fanily
we're sound ssieep. wasa they were s~ak-
eaed hv a leud raDcinT cu the deer oy
Js-nes kselsv. Who zsFe he ssrra- NJ.
Y4ni. as scs,u e. be saw what hsecvsF the
IRE haf xsiDed inimeiistely gave ais ar
tanifor to saving Ehst 1ousehold effects 1e
eouI1 Hs g,n kdwiu vas sleePinE sc1nd-
~ - another rocni. snd wss nos sSske1d
NATL 1afr~. ard he csfne near lcsinz his 'fe
fnerpf~. The wird xss Glowing = sfif ssie
s.rrzs tie laks bat lucshy chssEed IL
s,nrss s.,nn sfter the fre started, ~ eise Mr..
Paul wcu have losf hia barn, 1esr by.
TIE hngse vas entirely desfrCved sat he
Iass I'll reach some 81 ea0 Partially n
mxsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Abril Is-F.0E elosed dal and easief;
Willer wneat extra s4s3<sal5. 4ianeso..
a. 81 Ohso extra s3ls<1a ~ SoGtn<Tn Sour
closed e-Ilst. CEN nso0 % choeo extra y. &.so9o~7.
Wleat-Opss0ns dul and irregular, closing AZ
"a q higher spot lots nFn and 5.35se n4zaef'
sslss 0f ~. rel state. e459c- Ne. red state.
s.c: No. NJ. 2 red 9iafer, 8.1tc. >o. ia. - =,
gngraded rei. 9la93s&cs No. red Wintes Aag
Il tlt2sl5.c- DO J1ne 9i1.e bid. Do July ~ &c
bid 10 Aneltss. set,c bid
Ccai--ljpllsIs weak and closed a. 1s4Ac
i30sf. spa l0fs ciosrd heavy and hrs<c lover
spot .a.es Of N1.1 nixed. 5c14e. ungrao4 mixed
Ga5oe. No. 90 MAY. ser t-lac, DO June
4s4 e- bia DO July. ~ e.
OIsts-Mixed 0pticns quiet. steady and 80
higher. spot sales OF No white stale Sc. No.
2 % Nze. No. mixed. ApdL. 49, do Mas
5fi<c bid. l1ne. 3l5.e
Rye-Cluset and sseady; western. 4gc6c: state
SIC.
Barisy-Dull and nominal.
Pork-DulE oh mess. si5~si5S
-ftlrs1n,l q 4Ts nrul and Quiet. fT.71A.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
GRAND RAPIDS MARKErs


Fzrn prodace From FIRST Hands,
Apple--sitoeL2 8 per b1shel; extra nne. 40
s. 10sss 80 per barrel
ssI-E.sa sss.ss P1sIss SS s = s ed dairy 9se Ps ssA
Cheese-ststs. s1&eSiie. New YORK, fun cream
l3else.
Dried frurs-Apptes, eyaporafed. sssc per
pound. quarters. 5asc per pound; cherries,
lsaisc peE p9and; peaches. i1esi.e per pound
80 aeasS-Dssssed hoxs s. 5oa7 90 per ext
mutton s. 5o,97 %. veal . oo96 50. beef - SoS
Grnin-whesa. ciswsn &c; Lancaster 7sc
Oats, 8les5c. Rye, sss5oc. Corn, aoSs2e. Bar
sides Green 55<efe: part cured 6Gss1<e; cured
&c. calf skins. 20 L. pounds. &c. Kip skins.
sheep pelts s0cesi, wool being estimated Al DC
Ho,ney-sal strained. e8sc.
Hsy-Timotny sls9f4 per ton; clover slc9l2
Orions-socau %.
PoulrrT-Turksys dressed. f2Glsc; ducks. l2s
l2Ne. iowis y hgl5Ae-
PutatCe&-,Seetlc.
R1f4 B.gas-g0 115c-
straw-s5 per Ton; s59s % per load
Tallow-'z5 4ss1s.c per 10.
WOoi-W sshec 1sGt-sc; unwashed one-thlrd on.
wOod-Block stove wood 81 5ogs per cord; four
tcet wed s40s 20 per cord
Groceries and Provisions--vyhole
-4xArs-t4t lo1i. 49, @fal4A1tSeAs ~ n y
q sc Extra e 51&p5Mc. Yellow g f1sgf3< &C.
Godce--tsreeo Rio lossistsc. RIO roasted 10 9i-cs
Java green, t6d32tc. lava roasted. 2o9Soc. Mara
cato roas1ed lss7 &c. Mexican. roasted i9G1fc.
Teas-Japan. fsie, &5fss c. japan. medium IA
soc ordinary. ls<s4c. Hysor, S)eSoc: gunpowder.
4 es5oc. Oo.Ong. 4ye60c. Congo. 1<9Soc
k.s1e- 3 = psr ewt.. 81 ~ per Dol; patent pro-
ccss 90 Der cst-, sl.s Der bol. all wheat Hour
e. IS psr csFt. sl.40 per boa- bnckwheat. G2oG
25as 80 cW-
Ma Fesa-serresiugs. kls per ton; bran. s14
shits ~. mitft lgs >l3feig.
Feed-torl all cats. - oi3.
Kerosene Cll-3ichisG1 less lo1sc per galloa;
wster wniie. tit$c.
asslin lily per g1Eon-
SEEDS over s. tfF5 ~. timothy y -o<@2ol
sat-Michigsn. 75c. E1stern, soc
Eish-So. D white Ssh, - 20 per AAif bbL. other
xradfA - 101 55u Per Ealf boil; trout St-95; cod
SAT-. So per ID: clans sl.to per hundred, canned
ovsters. selects 1s25lc. smoked osiiout. s9 l-c.
PORK IN barrels-Asss PORK. Chicago packed,
s. ooei158. extra short CT, sl4.Vo5 standard
clear s2ck. tIscJ.
Iart-Tierces, nc. 30 and 50 10. tubs sc: So
70 round TINS. 10 eases, 7l1c. n tin pals, 'stee
y.
Beef IA taTreis-Exfra mess warranted 200 lbs,
g. Goes -a. extra to1cless. sll-s
Eltser.ne.-W a9kesca 6rsszncrY, solid, lie
rolls. Ise. GARY sod. f2cs rgss, Ec.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
Aliro or Dead.

The large live sturgeon attracted great
attentive at our market. We have fresh
white fish and trout now, we have reduced
the price TO ten cents pound. Call and
make your selections Of ali kinds OF fresh
fish a. the Baltimore Market. 81 Canal-st.
EMERY & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Miss StengeIs Fancy Work Parlor, form
erly of 1921 Monroest., has moved TO 73
North Division-st. where she will be pleased
TO see her frieads and customers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Abrii ls-Noney eiased a. 3 per cent nssaest
T. l0sssg. 3 Exe1angs etossd ste414s Ptstea
r4tez s. SIS X aeti-at rzEes 49, O. ,oc ~
Extf da4s 1ad - so - fof Q<zaAis4
fl1gsrnI1elts ara, csFe1ef -. 10 otts As
co1poa La. Did: "a Do. llJ1t clt.
Paeihe kaiis0ad oonls eiosed- Caion afsls. ~
4lff. l4nd xrants. la- ia. sinking nlads ll7>.
Hil14, Cen<saiz. s3gitA
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
A Hcantiful Natural Complexion.

Ladies may temporarily enhance their
beauty with prepared chalk. bat those
who conplexions have the hue Of nature
use Freemans medicated. invisible Face
Powder. Sold by T. Z. WILSON.
Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Baltimore.

If you want Hudson River shad striped
sea bass, fresh blue fish and a fine assort-
ment of lake fish ~ popular prices, call and
see US at 81 Canal-st. EMERY & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Cucumbe-s. radishes. lettuce. parsley,
etc, always fresh st
HERRIcE & RAwDALL's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14
Henlock Bark.

Ask your grocer for Headlight and Little
Daisy Soap. Ii he has not got them ask
him vbv be don't get them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

Olives in bulk by the quart or gallon at
HERRIcx & RASDALLs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-14

The undersigned viii pay the highest mar
ket price for HemlOck bark TO be loaded on
cars on any side track north OF Grand Rap
ids. Correspondence solicited